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Produced by Brown & Bigelow in 1987 as part of the Rockwell Museum Collection, this set of two ceramic mugs features two of Norman Rockwell's most beloved fishing scenes. Boys asleep while the fish jump, and a father and son heading out.
Maker: Brown & Bigelow (Norman Rockwell Museum Collection)
Materials: Ceramic
Dimensions: Each mug approx. 4.0"H × 3.0" top diameter; set of 2
Origin: Japan
Era: 1987
Condition: Good vintage condition. Wear on the top border and handle; one mug has an interior stain. No chips or cracks. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Each mug reproduces its Rockwell scene in warm, detailed color, stamped on the base with the artwork's title and date for easy reference.
It's a natural fit for a fishing cabin, a lake house, or a Norman Rockwell collector — and a thoughtful Father's Day gift for the fisherman who already has everything.
"Fisherman's Paradise" (1952) shows two boys dozing under an umbrella, poles in the water, a fish jumping merrily in front of them, while "Trout Dinner" (1959) pairs a father and son preparing for a fly fishing outing — one of Rockwell's quieter, warmer domestic scenes.
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